Friday, August 27, 2004
Council, Idaho Marriages
Nathan Goldfoot and Hattie Jermulowske were married in Council, Idaho on November 20, 1905. Nathan said on the April 1910 census that he had been married for 6 years. (Not quite). Also on the record in Idaho was Hattie's sister, Bessie, who married Samuel Criss on January 17, 1901 in Council, Idaho. Sam Criss and his brother Harry Criss, married to Jenny Jermulowske, and Louis Jermulowske, a brother, all lived in Council, Idaho.
Harriy died in Nampa, Idaho on 1/7/1903, but lived in Council from 1898 to 1910, and was in Weiser , Idaho in 1913, then Nampa, Idaho on 7th Ave and 4th St. ; Sam died in Portland, OR on June 18, 1928, but lived in Council from 1901 to 1923. Louis lived in Council, Idaho in 1910 and in Weiser, Washsington County, Idaho.
I also found a Charles C. Criss who married Sadie Helen Feldman in Boise, Ada County, Idaho on Aug 20, 1922. This is cousin Charlie, their son.
They were listed as M. Goldfoot and Addie Jarmulosky; and Bessie Yermntopp.
Sam and Harry had many land dealings in Council, Idaho. They went there when the train went there as peddlers with packs on their backs, and eventually had their own store. At first they traded for food. They bought land, and owned the main part of Council at one time. I went there earlier this year and found many records in the county office.
Hattie bore her first child, Charles, in Council, Idaho. She returned to Portland and her husband with bags, a baby, and a canary in a cage on the train.
Harriy died in Nampa, Idaho on 1/7/1903, but lived in Council from 1898 to 1910, and was in Weiser , Idaho in 1913, then Nampa, Idaho on 7th Ave and 4th St. ; Sam died in Portland, OR on June 18, 1928, but lived in Council from 1901 to 1923. Louis lived in Council, Idaho in 1910 and in Weiser, Washsington County, Idaho.
I also found a Charles C. Criss who married Sadie Helen Feldman in Boise, Ada County, Idaho on Aug 20, 1922. This is cousin Charlie, their son.
They were listed as M. Goldfoot and Addie Jarmulosky; and Bessie Yermntopp.
Sam and Harry had many land dealings in Council, Idaho. They went there when the train went there as peddlers with packs on their backs, and eventually had their own store. At first they traded for food. They bought land, and owned the main part of Council at one time. I went there earlier this year and found many records in the county office.
Hattie bore her first child, Charles, in Council, Idaho. She returned to Portland and her husband with bags, a baby, and a canary in a cage on the train.
